Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-11-24
FOREIGN.

LAPAx positively denies that President
GreVy will resign.
AN earthquake shock is reported in
Northern Italy, without fatal results.
The condition of the crown prince of
Germany is steadily growing worse.
HOPE OF the recovery of the Crown
Prince Of Germany from his malady has
been abandoned.
FIFTEEN members of the Irish National
league have been sentenced at Kilrush, to
one months Imprisonment at hard labor.
THE government has notified the Rus
sian press to be guarded in their com
ments on Germany.
The car of Russia and his wife are
about to make visit of state to the EN-.
peror of Germany, in Berlin,
FoUR thousand Chinese laborers are
said to have been dIowned while repair
ing entertainments near Shanghai.
EIGHTEEN young army officers in Russia
have been convicted OF completely in a
revolutionary plot and been sent into ST.
berian exile.
In is reported that the British govern
ment will swear in 10000 special CON
stables in order to check further riots in
London.
THE steamer Wah- Young has been de-
stroyed by fire in the Canton river. About
four hundred passengers are supposed to
have been lost
The houses of many prominent people
in Paris are being searched by the police,
and documents nave been seized which
contain startling revelations in reference
to the traffic in decorations.
2 A FIRE IN the city of Brussels, Belgium,
Sunday night Destroyed Sac Government
Agricultural J dild ng, and other public
editices had MAJ COW escape
SPAIN has seized the Island of Perejil,
near Ceuta, on which she intends to erect
a lighthouse. The Moors are excited
over the seizure.
NJ. HENRI RoCHEFoBT, the editor of the
Intrausigoant, has fought a duel with
swords with M. Marmack, the editor of
the Cri du Peuple. The latter was wound
ed. The encounter was the result of a
quarrel over general Boulange7.
GENERAL BoULANGER, the troublesome
French army officer who was recently
sentenced to imprisonment for insubor-
dilation, has returned TO Paris, his term
of imprisonment bsviug expired. He is
at present the dangerous man of France.
In the French chamber of Deputies NJ.
FaIliers, minister of the interior, declared
that the government would never permit
the display of red flags, which he chara3
terized rs emblems of revolt.
THREE of the persons concerned in the
scandalous sale of Legion of Honor dec
orations IN France-one army officer and
two women-havo been convicted of the
crime and sentenced to heeyy fines and
imprisonment. The case of President
CREWS son-in-law remains TO be disposed
of.
II is reported in Vera Cruz that Eng
lish capital has been raised TO railway
which will start from the line of the Vera
Cruz Railway and run through to the
Pacific coast, termination at Acapulco,
thus furnishing an inter-oceanic route
wholly under English control.
THE story that the b0mb-thrower had
been found IN New York City is as eAtir-
ly exploded as the bomb itself. A man
MaykoG, in Sig Sing prison, under a
convection for arson, declared that one
Shultz had confessed that he (Shultz)
threw the haymarket bomb II was as
certaiued that Shultz vas the principal
witness against Maykef at the latter's
trial, and that he was not in Chicago at
or near the time of the Haymarket riot